Matt and Kevin discuss the importance of Bible reading and why it is crucial for the people of God to read the Word of God.

Matt and Kevin talk about the reasons and benefits for the weekly gathering of God's people to worship (aka "going to church"). Why is it important? How does Scripture speak to it? What are some less obvious reasons?

Matt and Kevin talk about their family holidays, including a big announcement in Matt's family and two trips to the ER for Kevin's family.

In this bonus episode, Matt and Kevin talk about the most recent season of Cobra Kai, why it was Matt's favorite season, and what they suspect may be coming in season 6.

Matt and Kevin talk about Carl Trueman's latest two books--"Rise and Triumph of the Modern Self" and "Strange New World," its companion work. They give a synopsis of Trueman's main argument and discuss some implications for followers of Jesus who are trying to navigate our cultural moment.

Deleted from the last episode, this is Matt and Kevin's discussion about Kevin's writing projects and how creative writing is similar/dissimilar to writing sermons.

Matt and Kevin catch up on what they watched and read this summer and wind up talking about Mark Sayers and James Smith.

Matt and Kevin are back! After a three-month hiatus, the pastors are back, talking about what they did this summer, dodging wildfires and debating the merits of youth sports.

Matt and Kevin talk about the age-old question of how much oversight and freedom to give our kids. They discuss building relational capital and the value of letting kids build resiliency.

Matt and Kevin answer a teenager's question about music and wind up talking about all forms of media, how they affect us, and how wisdom should direct our decisions. In the second half, Kevin's 7-year-old offers his analysis of Encanto and Matt tries to boycott his own podcast. (In other words, we were up too late.)